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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 6 November 1926, Page 2

WANTED KNOWN Known —Its about time J you ordered your tailor-made suit for Xmas, as time is getting short. It may save disappointment. —Adamson and Robb, Tailors and Mercers, High St., Hawera. ANTED Known-Plain and colourV ed coir matting, 27 inches wide, 6/y yard; 86 inches wide, 5/6 yard. (Joir mats all sixes and prices.-—Geo. oyrne and Co., Ltd. V\T ANTED Known—O'Reilly’s lead ■ where quality counts. Known and recognised throughout Taranaki as the home of high-class groceries and provisions.' Waiata "bacon, butter and cheese; once tried, always tried. Just landed direct from England, Chiver’s jams, including strawberries and raspberries in heavy syrup. Other lines just landed direct: Del Monte cherries in syrup, Del Monte asparagus, Crosse and Blackwell’s asparagus tips. We are pleased to announce a reduction in Beak, Erean’s English biscuits. As we are direct agents we can quote you right; include some in your next order. 'Mazawattee tea, Panyong Leaf and China Buds. Our famous blended tea 2/8 lb is great value. Compressed yeast; Yates’ and Cooper’s new season’s seeds in 3d and 6d packets. Ring 26, O’Reilly’s, for quality and price. VAT AN TED Known —The Cash and ! *•* riorvir TiPnilfl’ Carry Leads; others follow. Sugar, 71)lb bag 16/9, 121 b 3/5, 61b 1/D; best factory butter in lib pats, 1/4; best separator butter, 1/2; cooking butter, lOd lb; Tucker’s jellies, 6 for 1/-; HP. sauce, 1/4; Price's Lavender soap, 5/5 doz.; St. George’s jam, 41b tins, 2/-; China tea, 2/8 lb; Admond’s baking powder, 3 for 3/7, 14/6 doz. Our famous Wholemeal, recommended by the medical profession, 251 b bag, 6/9. Cash and Carry prices make it expensive for you to buy elsewhere; no expensive delivery vans; no booking, therefore no bad debts. Mr Parmer! Carry your goods in your own car and save money; no exorbitant High St. rents, therefore we must be cheaper. —Cash and Carry Store, corner Union and Nelson Sts., Hawera. LOST. T OST—In High Street last night, white and Drown fox terrier. Apply No’. 8 Caledonia St. T OST—On Wednesday evening, red tion leading to recovery. Apply Police Station, Hawera. _«■ J^OST •In Hawera on Thursday afternoon, three £1 notes. Address at >tar Office. T OST —Cow strayed from Lake Road, black and white, with long horns; close to calving, if not already calved. Kindly communicate with Yooght, Lake Road. POE. SALE TpOR Sale —Pifty good weaner Tamworth pigs.—Reg, Phillips, Mokoia. “POR Sale—One light trotting jogger, one . gig and one buggy. — R. Lock, Car Painter, 38 Albion St., Hawera. TTOR Sale—Used Cars: Chevrolet 5seater, new hood, aide curtains and seat covers, painted and overhauled, £9O; Calcott 2-seater, £75; 53eater Buick, £125; Pord truck with body suitable for butcher or baker, £SO; Pord £-ton chassis, £2O. Terms arranged. —R. H. Leece and Co., Hawera.

Yy ANTED to Sell—Seagrass pram in *’ good order; £4. Address 30 Argyle St., or 'phone 3455. tTOJR Sale—Secona-nand ‘ ‘ Bchm 7 7 piano in splendid condition, £5 deposit and 22/2 monthly. —Bristol Piano 00., Ltd. T. G. Liddington, Hawera Agent. WANTED TO BUY. w ANTED to Buy—loo dozen fresh eggs; urgent. Apply R. D. Wilson, \Vaimate Hotel, Manaia. yy ANTED to Purchase —Old culled cows, boners, old horses suitable for boiling down. —J. Mead, Denbigh Road, Hawera. SITU ATIONS VACANT WANTED. WE require a junior for our dressJ making department; previous experience essential. C. C. WARD LTD., Hawera. WANTED—Harried couple. Apply H. Crocker, Okaiawa. VyANTED —Han or youth for general farm work; previous experience necessary; wages 30/-. Apply Bloor Bros., Heremere. yy ANTED—Two men for ensilage making. Apply H. Barr, Scott Road, Hawera. yyANTED immediately—Painter and paperhanger. Only good man need apply to J. Tattersall, Kaponga. yy ANTED—Man to ' assist on dairy farm; machines; good wages to good man.—R. Buckley, Ararata. Vy ANTED Eirst-class tailoress; good wages.—George Cook, High Street. yyANTED, until January, a capable domestic help, partial or whole day. Apply to Hiss Syme, 52 Collins Street. WANTED—CIean willing lad for de- “ J livery.—Townsend, Butcher, HaWANTED—Strong youth for dairy farm.—H. Tosland, Inaha. yyANTED —Some kind person to adopt healthy baby boy from nursing home. Address at Star Office. WANTED—A dressmaker for one ” week. Address at Star Office. yyANTED Two good carpenters. Apply E. A. Pacey, Builder, HaSITUATIONS WANTED xyANTED—By two energetic young men, situations on farms; general work; good hand-milkers. Write “Triers," Star Office. yOUNG married man. desires position on a farm; would prefer sheep farm, as he has had several years’ experience, but is experienced in ai iarm work; good worker. Apply New ;on King Lt-d., Kaponga.